Math, asked by rijul1314, 6 months ago

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If the radius of each circle in the image is 6 cm, what is the area (in cm²) of the quadrilateral formed by
joining the centres of the circles?
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Answered by itikasinghal1602

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side of quadril. = 6+6=12cm

area of quidrilateral = 12×12 =144cm^2

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